Medical necessity documentation that matches clinical reality and payer expectations.
Medical necessity denials are often triggered by documentation that is incomplete, vague, or misaligned with payer definitions — even when testing is clinically appropriate.
Cellarian bridges that gap.
How Cellarian generates medical necessity documentation
Cellarian:
Automatically interfaces with LIMS, EHR or middle-ware platforms
Pulls structured and unstructured clinical data
Applies payer-specific medical necessity criteria
Generates patient-specific justification text
Creates a clear, defensible documentation trail
Documentation is designed to withstand audit review.
Toxicology documentation often fails due to:
Overly generic, “copy and paste,” and templated language
Missing or incorrect treatment context
Inconsistent justification across encounters
Cellarian generates patient-specific documentation that:
Delivers a unique provider summary detailing the patient’s individualized diagnoses, medications, risk levels, days of abstinence (if appropriate), and ongoing treatment and monitoring needs.
Aligns with payer frequency and necessity standards
Supports both presumptive and definitive testing
Medical necessity for toxicology testing
Medical necessity for Molecular PCR testing
For molecular diagnostics, payers expect clear linkage between:
Provider listed Symptom
ICD-10 specific
Code set and bundled code specific
For labs with or without T.A. Authorizations
For MolDX and non-MolDx states
Clinical Risk factors
Test or Bundled testing selections
Cellarian supports medical necessity documentation for:
Respiratory pathogen testing
UTI and recurrent infection testing
STI testing
Women’s health panels
Wound testing
Each order is supported by patient-specific clinical rationale.